COMMUNITY &
MENTAL HEALTH
RESOURCES
Please see the information below for important mental health and community resources for students and their families.
As always, please reach out to your school counselor for questions and/or concerns.
Food/Community Assistance
End 68 Hours of Hunger is a non-profit organization supporting families that need help with food insecurity. This program provides a bag of food each week to bring home over the weekend. Please reach out to your school counselor if you would like to sign up for this program.
Please see the website above for a list of local food pantries (includes NH).
York County Community Resources
211
Dial 211 to speak with a representative to receive assistance with healthcare, mental health services, food insecurity and more.
Mental Health Resources
Marshwood School
Social Work Website
Please click on the Marshwood Social Work website (to the left) for additional information and support!
SIRP- Upcoming Classes
Student Intervention Reintegration Program (SIRP) is an evidence-based program for Maine teens, ages 13 – 18, who may be experimenting with alcohol and other drugs, making questionable decisions, or engaging in risky behavior. The program empowers teens to make healthy decisions and reduce risk, all without judgment or shame.
http://ctbh.org/sirp/
ParentCafesFall23.pdfChoose To Be Healthy
Programming for Parents/Guardians this fall!
Additional Resources- NAMI
Please click on the NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) state-specific page for additional resources.
Finding a Counselor
Contacting your insurance company for a list of in-network providers is a great first step in finding a counselor. Psychology Today is also a great website that can help you research and contact local counselors. Please reach out to your school counselor if you are in need of a counselor list or assistance in connecting with services.
Youth Peer Support
Statewide Network
YPSSN Informational Flyer.pdf
